Showing Records: 26921 - 26940 of 27384
Wha Wants Me?, 2 June 1792
What Can’t Be Cured by L. W. Doherty, 1955
'What Can’t Be Cured' by L. W. Doherty won an Award in 1955. A miner is recovering in hospital after an accident and is told by doctors he won't work again. The miner is a talented model-maker and is visited by a man offering to buy and sell them. This secures his family's future, and his wife is relieved he no longer has to work in the mine. It was selected by Mike Kirkup for the 1994 anthology.
What every congressman should know, [1930s]
Pamphlet. Asheville, North Carolina: Pelley Publishers. Undated, probably c.1936. A strong precursor of McCarthyism, listing Jews in various US government agencies.
What is money for? : a sane man’s guide to economics, 1950
Pamphlet written by Ezra Pound.
'What is news?' lecture notes, 1950s
Lecture notes by Winnington on journalism for the Chinese Hsinhua news agency and Young Communist Delegates . One notebook and one folder containing 'Hints on Public Speaking' publication by Winnington, lecture transcripts by A.R.Johnstone and A.S.Perevertailo, teaching material, lecture outlines and later news cutting
What is the truth about Spain?, [c1937 - 1938]
Handbill by Spanish Press Services. Anti-communist. London, undated but probably 1937 or 1938.
What on Earth? Programme, 1995
Programme for the Natural History Museum Summer Theatre Show What on Earth? In association with Small World Productions. Show ran 27 July - 28 August 1995.
What the Jews say about themselves, [c1919 - 1939]
Handbill, single sheet, numbered "No.9". London, issued by "The Britons", printed by The Britons Printing Company. Undated but probably 1920s or 1930s.
What We Did in the Past, 1985 - 1986
Episode 2 of Studio 86 Series 1, titled 'What We Did in the Past', broadcast 28 October 1986 and produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
What's on in London, 7 July 1967
What’s on in London, 7 July 1967, with references to Rafferty’s Chant on pp. 12, 14 and 17.
What’s on in Sheffield booklet, [1975]
Booklet, 'What’s on in Sheffield', 18 April-31 May c1975. Includes feature on The Bomb in Brewery Street.
What's on Where Kent, April 2012
A copy of ‘What’s on Where Kent’ April 2012 containing a summary of ‘Underdogs’ that connects the book to the Kent region, written by Dewhurst, on page 6.
Wheale, Nigel, 18 February 1978 - 30 July 1978
Correspondence from poet Nigel Wheale, editor of infernal methods press. Includes a questionnaire, a photocopy of the collection Instruments of Joy, and two copies of handlist to exhibition 'In the Writing'. In separate folder.
Wheel Housing Blueprint, 28 February 1946
Details of vertical housing for ghost train front wheel by Geo. Orton, Sons & Spooner Ltd Engineers and Contractors, Crescent Works, Burton on Trent. Drawing Y236.
When Butlin’s was no Holiday Camp by Colin Green, 1993
When Butlin’s was no Holiday Camp' by Colin Green won an Award in 1993. This essay gives an account of the author's training for the Navy in World War Two. He was first based at Butlin's Holiday Camp, Skegness, which was being used as a Training Camp during the war.
When Comedy was King, Keystone, Clash by Night, Tit for Tat, Cops, and Midnight Mischief Film, c1932 - 1965
When Knights were Bold Cast List, 1946
Written by Charles Marlowe by arrangement with Emile Little. Performed by The Sheffield Repertory Company on 15 April 1946. Produced and directed by Herbert M Prentice. The date of the performance is handwritten by the donor.
When They Let the Swarf Out, 1999
Colour photograph titled 'Fran’s photos for When They Let the Swarf Out. Richard Orwin and others'.
When they let the Swarf out', Air raid sirens and all clear, [1972 - 2002]
Audio Cassette tapes by Action Space, split into titled sections: Musicians’ compositions and recordings (1 - 11), Work with Special Needs (12 - 20), Interviews on radio (21 - 29), and Music from performances (30 - 60).
When they let the Swarf out', Dance, [1972 - 2002]
Audio Cassette tapes by Action Space, split into titled sections: Musicians’ compositions and recordings (1 - 11), Work with Special Needs (12 - 20), Interviews on radio (21 - 29), and Music from performances (30 - 60).